A Preview of MIP Calls For a Review of VideoAge’s MIP Issue
Last week the WaterCooler clued you in on what to expect at MIP 2015, and now we’ll tell you what to expect from VideoAge’s MIP/April issue, which (…)
For MIP-TV, Only The Weather is Unsure
With MIP-TV less than a month away, VideoAge is ready with a sneak peek at what’s in store this April 13-16 in Cannes. According to organizer Reed Midem, (…)
A Sneak Preview of the new U.S. TV Season
There are currently just over 80 pilots, between comedies and dramas, that have the potential to become full series on the broadcast networks for the 2015-2015 U.S. TV season. VideoAge (…)
At DISCOP Istanbul A Great Opening and Closing Controversy
At the fifth edition of DISCOP Istanbul, which ended on February 25, there were 1,225 delegates representing 512 companies and 75 countries, according to organizers Globus Fairs and Basic (…)
Michael Hirsh Talks About TEAM Financing
In honor of Canadian Screen Week, which kicks off today and runs through Sunday, VideoAge caught up with Michael Hirsh, a veteran Canadian TV and film producer, to (…)
The Net Neutrality Debate is Over, Let the Innovation Begin
By Jay Samit, CEO of SeaChange
The chairman of the FCC, the U.S. regulatory agency, Tom Wheeler’s recent announcement on Net Neutrality underscored the inevitability of the debate: openness spurs (…)
Preview of an Issue Not To Be Missed
Television is bringing back the Ottoman Empire and VideoAge is here to document it with its February issue published in (…)
When Comes To Midseason, Cable and Online Digital are not Chopped Liver
Last week, the Water Cooler focused on the U.S. TV networks’ midseason series. This week we’re headed over to cable, pay-TV and online digital channels like (…)
The Winter of Discontent For U.S. TV
It’s officially mid-season time for U.S. television! What that means is that the U.S. broadcast networks are replacing their less-than-successful new fall series with brand new ones.
Only three mid-season shows (…)
Lots of Happy Hours at NATPE 2015
NATPE Miami will end later today, and we can report straight from the market floor that overall things were looking good — good as the daily happy hour (…)
